Sentence examples for confusing computer from inspiring English sources

The sites feature articles, tutorials and glossaries of new, sometimes confusing, computer terms.

The inquiry held to apportion blame for the SOHO fiasco decided that control of the craft was lost because of a mistake in its software, combined with an error that arose when a confusing computer display was wrongly interpreted.

As an enterprise software consultant working with telecoms, defense, and finance companies, Maynard saw all manner of confusing computer errors.

Opinion polls, confusing computers, bitter partisanship, crass commercialism and the occasional disputed election are all part of the American scene in the early 21st century.

The standard electronic medical record is a confusing, text-heavy computer read-out.

JD: Yes, I suppose it could be very confusing to a computer to see a glare on the surface of anything from an automobile to a glossy magazine.

The pen-and-paper version may require a little blood but take a long time to use, or have no blood cost and can be used at will; upgraded disciplines had additional requirements considered too confusing for a computer game.

In contrast, electoral malpractice, intentional or not - including confusing ballot designs, computer security breaches and malfunctions, long lines, partisan administration, misleading information about where and how to vote, poorly maintained voting lists, and overly aggressive voter list purges - plague every American election.

Computers are confusing enough without constant incompatibility worries.

Handspring has done something about the confusing array of hand-held computers on the market: they've added to it.

When asked about their understanding of the computer-assisted utility exercises, 129 (59%) of the subjects rated it as very clear, 70 (32%) as clear, 15 (7%) as neither clear nor confusing, 3 (2%) as confusing, and 1 (1%) as very confusing.